Book: Science Incarnate: Historical Embodiments of Natural Knowledge

Physics Incarnate

Over 50 years ago, C. P. Snow warned that a growing chasm between scientific and literary intellectuals would leave society ill-prepared to solve its most pressing problems. In his now classic lecture (later published as an essay), ‘‘The Two Cultures,’’ Snow—who as a physicist and novelist had special insight into the problem—described the depth of the divide and appeared to chide the willful i...

Effectiveness of Multimedia E-book and Augmented Reality on Knowledge and Skill of Health Science Students: A Systematic Review

Background: The field of health sciences is always related to practical activities in the laboratory. The limited ability of educational institutions to prepare pretty expensive practicum materials makes it essential to use other methods as a substitute or minimize the use of excessive practicum materials because they must be done repeatedly. Accordingly, the present systematic review seeks to ...

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The roots of Knowledge and Information science

Knowledge and Information science is rooted in philosophy and its branches are in sociology. This does not impair its interdisciplinary position. In Iran, the name of "LIS" has undergone a little change and called "knowledge & Information Science (KIS)". Through this change, the importance of philosophy in this discipline has reached its highest level. Knowledge science has a great relationship...

Historical Development of Method in Science and Philosophy

  The development and growth of science is based on method. Aristotle treated this issue seriously and formulated logic. Muslim thinkers accepted the comprehensibility of his idea and during some centuries developed it and exported to the west. During the last three centuries of the Middle Ages the issue of method was followed up seriously and induction enjoyed more importance. The scientific ...